Health Organization for Pudendal Education

Ericka, that's great news! ;) I would be interested to hear more details about your recovery. It sounds like maybe you live in Italy so....did you travel to California for the Stanford protocol or did you follow it out of a book? I think sometimes it is called Dr. Wise's protocol since it's not off...

Dear Joeparz, I have just posted a succesful ending...the story is under Georgina. Recovery is absolutely possible. It's just that when you get better you just wish to throw everything behind and come back to these forums where thousand of sufferers write it's difficult. I thoght it was my duty to s...

Hi everyone, I'm back because I HAVE RECOVERED :D :D :D :D :D I want to share this news because I think it can be of help and support to those who still are suffering! I found the right cure after 1 year and a half, and that splendid doctor guided me to this point!The quality of my life has improved...

Hi, On behalf of a friend of mine with pudendal neuropathy, piriformis syndrome and vulvodynia I'd like to ask you some info on this newly released cream Ketriplin): -dosage (quantity and how many times a day or a week) - where and how to apply (internally or outside and in which way, especially if ...

Oral Baclofen made me want to sleep and did not help my pelvic spasms as much. Vaginal Baclofen (compounded suppositories) have helped. I have a lot of spasms and wish I would have tried this sooner. I am actually about to try a Baclofen/Valium mix suppository. I hope the medication provides you so...

I have returned to work and I can sit normally for hours but it's best if I can get up and walk around a bit off and on throughout the day. Today I sat almost all day for a training. I do not take medications for PN anymore. Some of my symptoms I'm essentially cured from and I don't think about pain...

[quote="helenlegs 11"] I think a good recovery has a lot to do with how the problem started Hi Helen, it started with sitting office hours on a very rigid chair. Started off with a very mild sacrum/backache, but disappeared after a few weeks. Felt a bruise-like pain on my coccyx after inte...

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No, the anal/coccyx area doesn't touch the chair if the seat is moved forward enough. I imagine it also depends on the person's build but should work.

Hi Violet and Helenlegs, thanks very much for your answers. Botox into the piriformis is new to me. Doctors told about injections but in the gluteus area, near the nerve but no piriformis...and they also reckon my case doesn't require this yet. That's certainly something I need to ask about. Violet,...

http://www.haginc.com/products/hag-capisco/ Though this chair is not specifically designed for pelvic disorders, I find it absolutely helpful! For those like me who have pain on the coccyx and cannot seat normally, this chair has a movable seat, it slides forward and the coccyx area is free, your ba...